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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

REGULAR MEETING on zHK noAap or NJ
RECToRs IMPORT on THE PRKsrDRnT.

REGULAR MKKETn0 on zHK Board on NJ
RECToRs nnPoRT on TIE PRESIDENT.
BAErrMonm, Nov. 2l.--Aa the stock
holders meeting Of the Baltimore b
Ohio railroad today the following al
Eectors we're elected; James Sloan, JT.,
Charles +. Mayer, James Il. McLane.
VIM. KeysaR, Wm. +. Burns, Robert
Garrett, Harrison Garrett, Charles A.
Cole, SEQ. W. Dobbin, John Gregg,
Geo. A. VonliDg and Deoatar u. Miller.
The first four naned succeed Aubrey
Pierre, Jehn II. 0owen, w. w. Taylor
and Joshua 2. Harvey, and Esprsssni
ihe New York and London syndicate. :
The report Of the president shoWtd
the revenue for the. pasi year 20 Be-
8D659, ,006, an increase Of &, ,236. .5o3
over the preceding year. The earnings
Of the main stem we're eli ,10l ,Si8 and
the expenses &c. .e5e, ,O0l, leaving net bal
ance Of &4,389, ,Si3. Ths sarplas funds,
which represent the invested capital de-
rived from the net earnings and whieh
is not represented either BY stocks us
bonds, mss amounts to 81. .08S, no.
The repeTt than tsiates the known
facts abOut the state Of 9he compauy's
express business and The execution Of
car trust mortgage Of e26Q0yo0o, last
February, and adds; Under an ar.
rangament made With q syndieats Of
eminent bankers, funds auficient 70
take care Of the floating debt Of the
company had been secured, and this
debt, Il is expeeted, win be funded Dur
ing the coming year n aocotdance with
q plan which has reosived the approval
Of the syndicate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
rmK ARkNsDoRR YRIAE.
EznsE sunPazsn DmvnzoPnD N RHn nsc-
0Np 1nrkL.

KEnaz suKPRzsn DnsnEoPnD m TIE msc-
oND xRrkL.
SzOUx OrTx, Nov. 2l.--Fhs aFst aur-
prise made By the prosecution in The
second trial Of lhe brewer, John Arens
dorf, for the murder Of the prohibition
advocate, Rev. Geo. Haddock. was de-
veloped IN the courtroom this morning
Ex-supsFintenden Of the water works
Robson testified thai AFonsderf left
Junk's saloon in company with eom-
panion aud that be saw him 20 u 3
westerly direction with the same party
TO the scene Of the murder. He watched
them going In that direction for over q
hundred feet. The cross-examination
did not break the fsgcs Of Robs0n's
testimony. In the former trial Areas
dorf sought 10 establish an aIibi By
testimony that he came ont Of Junk'a
and went east from the scene OF tha
murder.
Bisuask, who turned states evidence,
testified ns an eye witness Of the marder
churRinQ q positively upon ArsnsdoFf,
and be vas not shaken b. orOss-exami-
nafi0D
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

inmsad Il a. prsnsua me plasshinn a
tea polikIeai parties. He 6enan,ef
a1Henog fax his molian.
-. Bsross1 ard ~ &lohe,ln Hneke 4
favor of tba EegiElon of fhs ounsiiaafinn
II oEdzf, - th1g Eaia. % atoIiah tke
pzess4eneY. fne damand for uFennaa
f0e 1olIhais me1ion 9az rstuEnsd - 4
vue9 Of % b Ia
MieAelin then masaa fnR nzzaney for
q pxupoaai 90 nbolizh lAe pEEaiasnsg.
aolioois supported tlse motion.
kebot Gppaaled b TEE unihed repuhlk
cana . Teza1e kheif assaat - ihe praDo-
nal whieh he said ienaed 70 dlserealf
ths Fcp1bilc.
Miohslin,a rnotion was rs1scsed hv
sote of So b ~ end the chamhsK skea
a6iouTned gnku Ikurm&ay.
9g1sF, b nn interview tbs moEninR,
said tha1 he wuuld leave 10 CiemennoRn
The fulles1 lalitudo q the shoies e col
leazaes. Oeznenoean Eoplfe0 thAs ths
devotion Of ehe pFeziden1 ok fhe rapuh-
lie was fndispn1ahle. and that he might
reader her last servfco b resz0nlna,
n view of tbs facs that bic nntherilp
had sustained blow iha1 waa % hart
fui % the Eepubiia. GrBEy inflmaas1
tha1 bis refusal 10 KeziEn waa not anal.
He agked CleIaencean g ioin usth Flea
Qnet, Gohlsf an4 DefEeycinet IN q con-
feFenee on he suhjsna q his Fesiana-
tt1a.
Tks eunfsransO on tha snhjssi of the
pEszidenf'a resignation was held Ia aa-
coR1anne with GEogyss request. ana
kionQuei, G0btot and OakEayeinas ad-
hersd to TIE opinion az Olamanosan.
0Eevy anally annonnesd that he would
appeal 70 the other statesmen for o.
EiBsAnoo.
Replying 10 Ciemenossu President
Crew said that for many reasons he
desired 10 retire 10 prisa1e life but ID
vas his desire 20 gait tie Elyses palace
with henoF. therefore be would remain
In ofkice until things we're 60 arranged
that be eould TAXA bis departure with
dignity. he felt this vas due % his
pasl lie and to ths of11s be held. He
must avoid ssaaina q bao precedent.
He referred 10 Wilson as 3 victim of
political intrigue against himself. The
conference vas resumed IL the evening
when Olememeeau, -Flouqust, 0obles
and Defrsyelnea each dsolinsa % aoespt
ths responsibility Of forming . nsw
ministry.
A meeting Of % aufonomist ana %
olalisl sections Of ths municipal esun-
sil YES held this evening. The follow
ina pEoposai vas adopted; The deputies |
Of Seine are requested 20 demand the
resignation Of the prssident, and only
10 s1pport the governments which will |
devote itself 10 the introduction Of Fs-
forms aud which viii promise 10 de-
mand the resignation Of Mr.. GFeEY.
President Gfsvy summoned N. Bris,
ION at 10 o'clock this evening".
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

GzRAT sEHaAx1oH CAUSED ~ Tun MBchNR
AnnHaT IN aABBRAuuEgcO.
San FnANulaoo. Nov. "A dssldsd
sensation has been caused IN The arrest
OF william A. Boyd, who vas fofmesiy
N charge Of the Chinese registration
department of The custom housa, and
Ferdinand y. Olurico, ex-inspoeloF %
cuslonaas both Of whom uere indicted
By the United States oirouit grand Jury,
for dealing 10 fraudulonl Chinese ser.
tlaoatea during NE yeafa Of 1851. 1884,
and the early paEt Of 1855 Both of The
accused ere well known and raapeotahly
connected ID this city. IN all tbs fed
oral departments e. ven e upon tha
streets. The aollon taken b Tie euple og
conversation. Dsp1ty Colleetog 6oost,
ln speaking Of the matter Mya:
"Ehe manner IN which theae olloorn
those oeEli0oatsa uero various.
The business was Ara -monopolizsd by
Boyd, amounting ooly 20 q few hundred
certificates, which had ceen oanoailed
and The cancsllati0n oblitsEated prior 10
relssue.H
Under the new sysasm, suoh immsd-
late profits we're made thas the oupi6ity
Of Boyd'n oolleaRnes Ia ollee was
aroused, and thsy demanded 9 ahaEs 81
the gain. The haainaas than d0uKiahed
until the well known inteKruption oe-
Cured. B0ydaa eohsma wna hrat dfa.
covered b Ciprieo, en- the attempt of Q
number Of coolies 70 land. He d.
mandod q share Of the apoilg, and &
oompFOmiss waa effected bg whiuh Oh.
pEIoo COT so on each oor3ifoabs On shat
Iot. Afisfwasd, In "a and '85, q part.
nership vas entered into, IN which thar
shared In the pFoAle. A large business
uas done, bot he usual frlctiou AMONG
roaues led 70 the disclosure of the
uhols trafilc.
These men haA aeenas In H0nQk0nq.
and besides shippina certificates Fo9n-
larry 10 their eoFTonpondonta, they ro-
peafedly ssnt their agents there. Whsn
the Wah Al Bna ease cams up thoge
mon Ia thsir testimony implioGted
themselves. The Investigation IL that
case Vas mads for that pnRpsae.
CipFioo and Boyd will b pnshed at an
want Of the necessary ball.
KAnzAs ooAPuB DENIED.
EAN FnAnurnoo, Nov. zl.--AtioEnsy
COCK appeared "a esuFt today end ap-
plisd for q wEls OF habeaa corpus for
he release Of w. A. Boyd, charged
With frmudmlsntly isauinR Chinase eeF-
tiioatss, from ne ousfo6y of ths Uuitea
States Marshal Ffnnk, alaimina that
Boyd vas illegally dspffyod of hls free
doEn. Judge Holman denied Ne wFit,
70 which ruling an exoopllon 1as notee
by ahe pKiso1af'a counsel. Beyd's aT-
raig1msnt hes ben eontinued till nszs
Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
Con RAnEzs.
Tns rnoREn OF Eos AmaRLEs Par EIaM
FzzcE1 zen EunL.

xns rnoRLn or los AnaKLEs Par E1oM
FAscB zen EuEE.
Los AuaEEnn. Eov. 2l.--Ata meeting
Of shs board Of Supervisors kuanas
Garmaina. pHn11snt Of the fl91 Aa9eioB
board Of trads. toasther via q commit
zee aOV0inted from the board of tFads,
appeared before them h SsteTunes %
the aEOubie exissina bsswosa The ship
ownnEn and aailor1 n San Re1so- 1he
nssnlt Of The oo1feralea Waa he adop-
tion Of q resolution THAI the board ~
imbur1s Ne ahsfi4 foe aay expsnsa ne .
oasaaKiIy inonFHod in pFDteelinR al
ths eEsw beinz piaesd % board Ne
vessels lying u fhe hasboE ~ Ban
Psdrof that u wns he asnae % thai
board thnt ell persone wbo a1euld intex-
isrs WITH ths sid ollesgs % tbeiE 6sp1-
ties 81 The disohmK4e of thalF dullaG
shoald be pr1aosutsd % the fnii extsni
81 ths Law. The tssuble with the uuion
naiiora e San Pedro ooutinaos ana Ilt-
he shippinR is botng dsna.
The o1af famino here u becomin1
wsrsa Hst4ii de@lsEa weEe naliasd 10.
aay thai re prisa % unaeIe.Dsd zeal e
cars ell be el6 per tans Tha Estai
prfes y SIX. B0a1hs1n Callfalnia VI
bring 100 t6nB of Walliuafpn. bat q
hGa bee1 sohd n aaNansa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22


Jaags Nasglrs rsturnsd 70 san Fsan-
ciscp On Sunday.
Tho hilzxaFf q Chicago and vicinity
comtAnuad al dag SUNDAY.
Prayers were offered Ia Irlsh rhapelson
Sunday for Mditor o bEion.
Russia Il manIlng aoo.oo0 troopse en tha
0sr1nan nnd Austrian frontiarA
4ee1olaEy Whitney haa retarned 10
Waahington, much improves 4 heaiiA
Cardinal 0ibhuns has eat annshee pIea
- ne Vattoan foF ne Enlghis nf kahaf
u. chazalaa mastar o. Paris lencfnn
sgnoo1 waa ahot dad bg ~. hogaud "a
saturday.
The traveIling facilities y fhs Yorsmtie
Waller are being imptoFod ~ lh9 Sogln
eRn kiaoinc Company.
Ths Liverpool staamahfp Douro ha1
eeen wrecked or Cape RlMHiagrp am4
thirteen passengers wsrg aresnod.
unoW tr4nNpirnn that Little Raie. the
l Chlue4e tnry hltt1f ufW - e4zI1I pfl11E.
spsn1 Y7t.ole IN eeEu1A'n9 Jmkie4 IN aan
Mnah Mil1nr waA klllef A. 4esiiaa. .Xahh 4
while foaI1lInE GFfesls n tA1 e41ntnr
La &Fsnnaa attached tNa AaN4hM @nn
<1IIad kim nn1 Ue1r - 40 cf t'e na|ela
HaarT I.anlta ~ Ana Wilaen. an.haaa..
in1 e1111Itfl 414 He44zE17 eI ~ n aIf
wNra aM0 E11a41ail4 81M4& Ea1aI.4
kaFa Fte2411 Nattk aH4 MH
q 43xHt 414 ME FtMl4 |I Isl IN|
84s1rn pq11NH #HTEt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
THB LRR TTCE MURDRR.

THBE1 ozmkMEH AnAHErnD AND An.
RAH0NKD-TWe YER EgAnuHKD R0R.
PoArLAnp, Nov. Special. l-This
afternoon ID the pollee court Al Kong,
Yong Long Dick and Gee An Tim, tAs
Chinese aceused Of The brutal murder
Of Lee Xiok a The Chinese theataF on
The NIGHT of The eth inst, had prallm
mary examinations. Tha prosecution
intE0duoe1 n svidenas coroner p. Ds
Lin, Dn. Wells and Ranfon, q. q.
DonbleboweR. Lee Fey and Al KAN.
The testimony Of the thEoa latter was
absolutely the aame &c that given BE-
fose the eoroneF's iaKy. There weTe
ave persons enRaeed IN The murder, tWo
of whom 0ea Chang and Ke Leon have
not yel been eaptnred. TIE ooaEt as-
manded she prisoners 10 jail 30 answer
70 the charge Of murder bafoRs he
grand Jury without bail. Lee Yick 10
said % have been q very qalst, peace
ably disposed Celestial and great lndia-
nation q fsl1 and expressed among tie
Chinamen over his foul mnFdeg. The
detectives are on q sharp lookOui fog
The other two asgaasins and thay no
doubt UIH Be caufurod nnon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

PAnxs, Nov. a.-Olamenceaa haa an
inaervisw with Presidsut GFevy this
morning and infoRmed him thas be vas
Fuady io form 3 cabinet. He said hOw-
ever, that be waa bo11d 10 Indicate 60
tke presfdenf thAs there wera ether els-
m2nfa heslde the Hinisterial quesiions
b csmplie4se ths EifGation. CisIen-
esau and other proniDent politicians
willhnVe another eonfsFsnee with Gregy.
Prince Napolson has ssnt 3 letter 70
Barun Dufour. menbeE of the cham
heR of deV1fiea, aayina l6at ths ResiRna-
tinn af Frssideuk GE1xg b neeeszaFy
and indirsetly pFsposins himasif - III
sncc1N1GE.
Ia TIE OhambsE q Dsputies today n.
JolIbois moEe8 hat The eongtituti0n b
rAvinsd uzElnR thmt TIE snl1 remedy foi
fhs psoGsnt aituzfinn wGs % Festofe ~
penpia's EinhAM % noEinala the bad q
stzfs nn1 thus Enaks ne peoDle arbfiel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

I.AnsEnG. Mich, Nov. &.--At today's
assstan The nnfioHai efnnas sxes1flge
o1rnmitloe Eeeonmau1s9 tha ez1ah-
lEshman1 % peEmanent haa3qnartexa ns
WaahsnQtou, and fEEoFed 3 ohanzs ~
fhe rsaenl laws. tha pseseuf ends Beine
iniaEi0aa - Ne in1eFsst " ~ aRFioal-
t1rlsl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

ON HUNDRHD TnO08ANn DoLLAHs 70 %
MEC0vKnK1.
WAEHuaToN, Nov. sl-Ths united
States attorney for Waahineioa Term
torR has ADVISED tbe aotinR eoumiszio1-
e. Of the Rsneral land ofhes that ne
supreme eozrt Of that isKri1eEy has
arnnked The iniuEetion aAks1 for bf the
general land o1Ase % restrain TIE Nor
lhern PsoiGs Rsilroa4 O1mpamy from
HIeaallg nattina tiDbeF o. ne p1btio
lands ef ths Uniasd States TIE astaf
nsy atates thal the result Of tbe decision
viii BE- fhe rceevary nf ab0ut 500 90 n
irsspass suits aov psudinR aRainat TIE
couPany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

RsnarkaAls wsk e shs Cssw-lns.s.
nnse TArss-nrAu e the Csss-
otAmspsslal Tslsxrans

RuszEAmn. No4. 2o.--l Epsslal IA sue-
etAl Ginpaf0h frpm ANluf2n states thA1
- eIeEant stern WAool steaner Tsis-
pAone w1s burned 10 TIE waaRr's eaRa
e toal placo 1ouiahk Tha alsamaF was
s1nnsssfaiiy heanhsd. Thsro we're abont
eixty paasanasEz On bard. al esonpeh
exeepe one intoxieAted man Who una
badly bnfnad. Tha 1slsphans -
ballk q ne Wintar q 1885 ana was oan.
eloeEed one of TIE fastesi Stern Wheal
t0oO and waa insured for 80 GO.
Only thnes minutes el1pssd from The
tine sha 6ze wms lral discovered until
The Gre eauEal II tha oii Eesm.
I'm ursuaAnca
RnnrEAnn. NV. a1.-f8QesEal f. The
alseuer Ielephnne uhiah Wns dnss1oyad
hy Ore a. Agtoria en- Bnnday gsoninq,
Wa8 l1s1ned i1 tha faIIeuinR companies.
STATS lnEegtment. $4,000 Fire knsnrnneo
Association, eo0o4 Hamburg 4 Brsmsn,
u1os Hamburg Mugdebuzg, $500;
Cemmezntal e California. &2ooo, Hnuas
MntnAi, 5000, Hootaish Uniun and Na-
Eional. 5000; L1ndon, Lisaspool 4
Globe. eEooo; Phwaix of Bfooklyn,
S2500; Naw Zealand. 1850; lolal eSa.-
600. II b thuaRht thas The hnll az tks
steamer Ii voEy llt1la damaaed and that
g EN- Be ussd fer neu HppsF works.
Moss of tha hoilaF and machinery can
probahlg be usDd again With aone -
pairs.
uzkxH % I'm msunED mlN.
The report rsashsd hsEs today chat
evening, at An1oRia, at the time the
steamer Tolsphons uas dasIroysd. has
ainee died. 'His name was PeAsR Han-
son. He Was Q eueds, and D Lesser b
occupation. Hansen R0t On hoard Ne
steamer at OaihlamaA aome dls1anoa
abovs Aatogia. He waa mnuh unasF eho
lnnusnoe of iiQaoE ard when The boat
caught on Dire vas unable 20 make hia
aaaaua In tina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

foarEknn, Nov. e. inpsolal.
1ne nlala Beard uf Agriculture wgit
1old ne regular annuaI maelIne - -
len eom1EfeW % ntasa 40 tkn hurlnNru
81 tna la11 fair and maka nrFnnnarnn 80
leg hol9inR lhe naxt several tnnoga
llona g Ne meshods q condnelIne tfa
fair viii ha 1fnsmnnna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

WAkEk WAKzA. Nov. Hi apaolai. H.
6exurnox 2empls arrived a. 8rn.fav
muEnins krum Daylan. rs eonk lunek
e Ne penitznttary sodav with HnperinI-
ten1snl Raina nnd swanfY-s.ga tsa3lng
eitizsnA He inzpcotad fha rsisnn -
wes tAen dElvan oHsE shs civ aud gsl.
ufh1. Tonleht lhe poor1s hsll reeer-
tion a tAe Slane Hoasa. ana fhn ~.
wlll Vlaii Ne ssho0la, and IesVa -
Olympla % Wednesday mornlnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

RonKxAnnI Noe. n. - f4peelnl -
1Allg sol9 noznlna Ne Eosfdlnca nf K.
y eslnner, near ealeuls wss totally a.
stesea ~ nles 1no family w0fa Ia
BED - TIE time, a1a Ind barely tina Is
eso9pe etl1 thslE lives ~ aeelmn rom
seeif beds u their nighf ofolh1a. Tha
nts Va eyidenlly sha Wask a IN inosn.
diAEy. Tho ioes viii pfepe hsaey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

80 Aekeman a o.. Il viii rumsm.
eered. fsiled aboul i've weeks 80 -,
ttl9lf placa of baslneHa wa8 closed ~
s1a 1heFsM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Los AM0kINn, CAL, Nov. 2l.-Thn
three-year-old son % George Nertfaii.
Who tried TO murder his child 10 nef rim
cot q The way, y stilI alive ana raooV-
eEed sndiaientlg 10 be tnkaa % he hoa-
pital. some hapes Of his pefmanona -.
ooveEy are now enioFtalned. Wnatfala
Wag arfataned this moruiaa and hsl6
andef tan thoasand dollar bail for TRIAL
en- WodneadRF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

San FnkRomoo, Nov. al.--Jndas aulll.
van this morning sentenced Rfank II
Nosthey. eonvioted Of an ataempt h
hEibe . jury. 20 nine years impfison-
mene In San QaentIn. Tee aaoialon
IN The motion for ohanQe 81 venue "a
tue Morrow care Was continued llll neNl
next Friday, ard tha second trial az
James MeOord waa also continued 10
The same DAY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

AEnANl, Or Nov. ai.--IHnacial. -
Col. q. y. klliolt, Unlied Slaasa nwamu
Ind commissioner, and o. Il. Riek<
mo10, cummIaaioneR for tha n1atn. laia
todeg foE xaqnfna . inenaoi ihs gHsrnp
lAnoa bear thai paaae. ThaV hawa
epen. tee summer examining tho lan1e
ln haeseEn OEeQon, and theg renost
lhat of ell tbs ALLEGED sgamp landS e.
amineo, not over ls poF oena. q nelnailv
swamp lAnd, and lheF baIiaYa fhaf a
will BE- foatared 10 the natllsra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

San fnkncTsoo, Nov. q. - Jndae
2uFpeoy this morning continued f6n
oaee Of 0lAra Belle MoDonald, ehafaef
With assanl1 10 murder hes fathsF- la.
law, for two Weeke.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

PnEscoET. A. r. Nov. 2L--lrAa Ingesea
funeral procession eysF Ssen In fha ter
tltggy followed % thatF graves Ohasies
Collins. o. B. IayloT. W. 4. Wilaan,
Thomas Oowiey and An6rsu nialn-
brook, the ave unfoEtunaas msn who
MT thelr osath IL the boiler ezpioalon
- Wtl901as saw mlli. The Remains
Wels bF0aGht here yesterday eyeniBa
and Dlaoed In the aFmoFy az PEessott
hihee. Tho eoroner's fufy wna eum
menad nom those Who nie@ed the aoans
81 Ne sxplealcu. The iuqnest beQan
last nARht bui AdtomKnsa uafii Mandag
evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

San RaAnoIsoo, Nov. 1.-The board
o. managers for she disabled Vslunfoer
soldiers. ines today for the purpons De
considering site for the location 81
home IN California. Offers o. sltaa
were received from Haywood, OAKLAND,
MatlonAl City, f0untFille, PasaInma.
Marx Weg, 1pEieR1. Santa h0aa, Nono-
ma, and Saeramenlo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 2l.--sohn A. Dim
MIG. charged With ths murdes q usnrs
Benhayou, ID San Nrnmofans. arrived
heEe today n charge of Chfef of Polles
Crowley, and wna tAken beforo ala 80
pgsme eouFt which heard the anpIIaa-
ton for wFlf ef habeas oorpna ana o.
derod that Dlmmia be Iolnluod b he
custody of the ahoriA, and than took ne
oaae undoR adViaowenf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

Kighty parsons IN ell have been saved
from tie wrecked steamer 6eholten.
One Of the survivors is named RoIlen.
There u another survivor Ia the hospi-
tal whose name Il NOS known. Itis She
universal feeling that the fanlf Of the
eollision rests with The Rosa Mary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

San FnAnoIaco, Nov. .2l.--Indiuaaiona
for - hours beainnlna nt 4 :. -. %
November 226s koF OFeRoa fair meath
e., followed b local rains, llqhf parla-
bic windai naaHly stationary iompaHa-
tnfe. h0g Washington TerFIloE4. gen
orally fair weather. light fruah vaffnbio
wlnds, generally noFtheFly cool Woaiher
With rising asmparn1mFn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

bAN Umoo, Nov al.--Nam Rnhn. !
plumber, vas shol And Instantly kIiIe,l
laaa evenlnR. ~ O. 7. Gldnag, 3 dapns~
constable. 0ldney waa hendlnQ oTaF A
drunken man on the street Il he flnns
ano nohn saying be lhoaeka q WA 1
friend q hla. seappsd np % 0ldnaY ard
gaE1td him oA, saying, ~ viii akoot .
kohn continued io advance when Old
naY Mred, TIE ball pasaina ahronrh
hohnr meath and ponelTntlnn re
BRAIN Gidneg d In custody. Rohn va
married about ak weeks aoo ana Is
spoken Of as On industrious mah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

ThNtncnhAlcT Binds AND ANIMALS
1HAtUEMtMk0Ns stuffed. urdsfs len Al
ne NofthWssl Rraii Store vill seeeiys pFeinps
nttenften. eeAaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

San fRANcfso0, Nov. n. "A utay of
psooeedinas YES nranlod till Wodnss-
days today ln the oaee of James Harkina.
eenienced 70 pay 4 ina Of &ezoQ and q
% imprisoned for one year f0r ne
bribery q United States Commissioners
Obeirna n iee9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

San ERAM1Isoo, Nov. 2i.--Anothsr n,eet.
lng Of iho democratic eomnllltsa. y hiok
i9 Ia ohan9e Of the movements fo haee
The national Democratic eonyenfion
n tni9 city next June, ia 20 occur dnr~
lnR the week. Favorable answers have
been reooived from fomrlsen uafionnl
committee men. Senator Arthur 4.
9oxman, o. baitmoro, has written 4
favorable letter fer San Francisco.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20

Choice HaRhss Bacon and Lard.
Sugar-cured hams, breakfast bacon. pure
leaf lard, dried beef and complete line of
fresh meats and sausages. f. W. Luley &
Sol, 3Sj Jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
Clifton Hall (Annex,

Furnished rooms to rent. Is East Fifth
St., opposite court house. P. W. Shute, man
ager.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
Kentucky Spring Lambs.

We have them. The first of the season.
1t don't come high. Give us a call. f. w.
Luley s. Son, 3S2 Jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
CONTRACT WORK.
Sewer on Franklin Street

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
City OFsST. PAUL, Mimi. April IL, 1887.
Sealed bidswih be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation
of the City of St. Paul, Minnesota, at
the 25th day of April a. D. 1887. for con-
structing sewer ON franklin street from
Elm street FISHERMAN street, in said city, to-
gether with the necessary catch-basins' and
man-holes, according to plans and specifica-
lions on file in the Office Of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in sum
of at least twenty (20) per cent. of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
r. L. GORMAN, President.
Official:
W. F. Err WIN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-20
CITY HALL, ST. PAUL, April Is, 1887.

CITY HALL, ST. PAUL, April Is, 1887.
Three pair of horses wanted for the Police
Patrol Service of this city, TO BE EXAM
INED AND DELIVERED on or about May |,
1887. Horses must be between five and seven
years of age, must weigh between twelve and
fourteen hundred pounds, and be sound in
every respect.
BY order of Committee on Police.
105-113 JOHN DOWLAN, Chairman.